8 Examine the reaction equation below and classify each component labeled in the table. Check all that apply.Q-QΔbaXReactantComponentabHсHSStartingReactantMaterial0 0H000HReagent Solvent0|0|0Product00Light0 0Heat

A starting material is defined as a reactant that is written on the left-hand side of the equation. It forms a product when one reactant reacts with another reactant and forms a product.Since compound a is known as a reactant it is written on the left side of the reaction. When reactant a is heated, it forms a compound c, which is known as a product. This compound is formed when the compound a is heated, which is shown by a triangle symbol. Hence, b is known as "Heat". Compound a is also known as the starting material as it is written on the left side of the reaction. Hence, the identity of a, b, and c isa- Reactant, starting materialb- Heatc- ProductResult table:Reactant ComponentType of componentaReactant, Starting MaterialbHeatcProduct

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Examine the reaction equation below and classify each component labeled in the table. Check all that apply. 4-6 A b Reactant Component a b H С Reactant Starting Material 0 H Reagent Solvent Product Light Heat

Examine the reaction equation below and classify each component labeled in the table. Check all that apply. 4-6 A b Reactant Component a b H С Reactant Starting Material 0 H Reagent Solvent Product Light Heat

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